South Park: The Stick of Truth

South Park: The Stick of Truth hit the house back in 2014, and it genuinely felt like we were playing through a South Park episode. Twenty-seven and a half hours of us experiencing Obsidian Entertainment's comedy that actually landed—dialogue that sounded like the show, humor that matched the source material, and a story that understood what made South Park work. We weren't just playing a licensed game; we were participating in something special. The house captured those moments where the chat erupted because the writing was genuinely funny, not because of some manufactured joke. 909 concurrent viewers watching us navigate the game's irreverent humor—that peak came from people who knew South Park's comedy doesn't go stale. It was 2014, and streaming an actual good licensed game still felt like an anomaly worth celebrating.

Our 27.5 hours with South Park: The Stick of Truth pulled 15,019 hours watched—impressive for a single game. We averaged 561 viewers per stream with a peak of 909 concurrent, showing huge engagement with this licensed title. The house gained 111 followers, proving that good comedy translates across platforms.